This episode we take a look at December 10th, 1992 and talk about, Happy Hour, from King Missle and, The Muppet Christmas Carol, from director Brian Henson.

• Happy Hour
• The Muppet Christmas Carol

This episode we look back at December 12, 1991. We talk Kerplunk by Green Day and the film, The Last Boy Scout, from director Tony Scott. We're joined by Greg Linton.

• Kerplunk
• The Last Boy Scout

This episode we're looking back at September 13th, 1997. That was the week when Cornershop released When I Was Born for the 7th Time. Also the film, The House of Yes, from director, Mark Waters, played at the Toronto International Film Festival.

• When I Was Born for the 7th Time
• The House of Yes

Hey, we're shoving an old episode into your queue. This is a replay of episode 15. We discussed 1990,  Nomads Indians Saints from Indigo Girls and the movie, King of New York, from director Abel Ferrara.

This episode we close out Shocktober by looking back at the week of October 17th, 1997. We talk about the album, Medazzaland, from Duran Duran and the film, The Devil's Advocate, from director, Taylor Hackford. With guest, Alicia Spiegel.

• Medazzaland
• The Devil's Advocate

This week on My So Called Podcast, we look back at July 19th, 1996 and discuss the album, Static Prevails, from the band, Jimmy Eat World. We also talk about the movie, The Frighteners, from director, Peter Jackson.

• Static Prevails
• The Frighteners

On this episode, we look back at the week of September 1994. We discuss the album, Four, from the band Blues Traveler and the film, Quiz Show, from director, Robert Redford.

• Four
• Quiz Show

We look back at the week of June 19, 1998. We discuss F# A# ∞ by Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Mulan from directors Tony Bancroft and Barry Cook. With special guest, Banan Ead.

• F# A# ∞
• Mulan

This week, it's back to August 20th, 1993. We talk about Kerosene Hat from Cracker and the movie, Wilder Napalm, from director Glenn Gordon Caron.

• Kerosene Hat
• Wilder Napalm

This week, we travel back to July 22nd, 1996. We talk about the album, Songs for a Blue Guitar by Red House Painters and the film, Bottle Rocket, by director, Wes Anderson. With special guest, Scott Ravenhill.

• Songs for a Blue Guitar
• Bottle Rocket